First Class Dance at Roswell Country Club honored by NM Military Institute
Colonel and Mrs. Pearson hosted the annual First Class dance at Roswell Country Club with eighty two First Class cadets and guests, including NM Institute departments heads. The Institute orchestra played as iced punch, sandwiches and coffee accompanied by pink rose décor. General Ingalls hosted a Sunday garden party for department heads and army guests, with punch, chicken salad, and a pink floral tea setting, described as a beautiful military society affair.
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Eight Birthday Party for Aleen Hinkle at Yucca Theater
Aleen Hinkle celebrated her eighth birthday with a line party at the Yucca Theater on Saturday afternoon, followed by refreshments at Kiplings. Mrs. Henry B. Samson aided Mrs. Hinkle in entertaining the guests, including Iona and Ilanda Conrad, Dorothy Reese Fletcher, Julie Besing, Mary Louise Samson, Louise Swisher, Betty Kyte, Barbara Vaudeler, Suzanne Kroll, Patsy Rogers, Mary Jane Villard, Becky Yoder, Marylin Huff, Florence Mae Hicks, Mildred Herring, Beulah Frances Hunter, Peggy Morrison, Rouben Meton, Doris Goddard, Joan Swisher, Anne Crile, Francine Stephens, Jane Richards, Mary Pat McLish and Alice Marie Fowler.
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Rolla R. Hinkle
Yucca Theater
Kiplings
Henry B. Samson
Mrs. Hinkle
Iona Conrad
Ilanda Conrad
Dorothy Reese Fletcher
Julie Besing
Falcont Electrical Service Ad
Radio repair and electrical service promises quick fixes and affordable costs. Falcont Electrical Service located at 125 W Second offers prompt work with savings, phone 289. Ad copy emphasizes value and speedy service.
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Local society notes and farm program update
Miss Mary Jane Robinson and relatives visit for Mothers Day as East Grand Plains Coterie Club schedules final season meeting at Mrs J W Smith home. American Legion Auxiliary meets at Mrs Albert Hudson home. Roswell Reading Club hosted by Mrs Paul G Schultz and Mrs W C Buchly. J A Noble of Clovis visits Roswell. The Writers Club meets at Mrs C L Elmer. Progressive factions face internal rifts over party rule with skepticism persisting. Farm administration reports second year milestones with 3 million farmers enrolled, 185 million dollars in benefit payments, income rise to five and a half billion, and 26 million acres withdrawn from production.
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Seasion
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M. M. Southworth
W. M. Kennedy
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Rainy Weather Fails to Ease Farm Belt Drought Fears
Officials in Washington voiced unease as light showers in the drought tormented farm belt failed to relieve concerns. Administration officers privately feared continued crop destruction despite forecasts of light rain.
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Washington
Republicans Split Over Rules And Peace Terms
In Socorro county Holm O Bursum's area, Progressives and Independents are blocked from the primaries by a Republican rule requiring prior election ticket voting. The state committee backs peace terms, while critics argue access to relief will steer many toward the Progressives. Relief efforts via Red Cross and WPA aim to aid farm families as drought persists. Wheat contract signups reopen May 16, drawing former non signers to obtain payments for reduced acreage.
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Uniform code for New Mexico banks warps service charges
Albuquerque May 14 AP A uniform code of service charges is being discussed for banks across New Mexico. Officials say the plan aims to standardize fees and protect consumers while preserving competitive practices. Industry leaders caution adjustments may affect small lenders more than large banks.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
New Mexico Bankers Association Advances State Code Plan
E M Brickley of Carrizord chaired a meeting of the code committee as they worked out a state banking code to replace six district clearing house codes. Members reported wide agreement and expected completion of the work in the afternoon.
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New Mexico Bankers Association
E. M. Brickley
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